Now suppose Chris develops unrequited admiration for Pat. So that Pat\'s payoffs

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Now suppose Chris develops unrequited admiration for Pat. So that Pat's payoffs remain unchanged, but Chris receives an additional happiness equivalent to $50 when with Pat. Draw new game in strategic form. f) Find all (both pure strategy and mixed strategy) the Nash equilibria of the new game, e) How has the change in Chris' preferences changed your answers to c) and d)? 5. Two firms are considering entering (or not entering) a market where the cost to enter is 52 million. The market will have sales of S3 million. If only one firm enters, it gets the entire $3 million in sales. If both enter, they split the S3 million in sales evenly. Draw the game in strategic form Find all (both pure strategy and mixed strategy) the Nash equilibria of the game. List the outcomes of the game and the frequency with which you expect them to occur. Calculate the expected value of the game to each firm.

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Now suppose Chris develops unrequited admiration for Pat. So that Pat's payoffs

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